jaeyson
Bad idea to learn React?
would it be backwards if I’m learning react? last time I used UI library (aside from LiveView) was Elm (not much) and that was eons ago.
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AstonJ
If you want to stay in Elixir-land… why not combine Phoenix with Hologram? 
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Nicey nice! Never heard that before. Wait, so no more Inertia+React or LiveReact?
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